@@ -976,19 +976,30 @@ feature development that cannot go into the new version.
976976> minor improvements and bug fixes. All major improvements and new features must
977977> wait.
978978
979- 8. Update the `.github/nightly_matrix.php` file with the new branch. As CI
980- configuration is maintained on the lowest supported branch, you will need
981- to upmerge that commit 5 times to get it to `master`. For example :
979+ 8. Most CI configuration is maintained on the lowest supported branch; update the
980+ applicable files there to reflect the branch cut, and then upmerge that commit
981+ 5 times to get it to `master`. The following files need to be updated :
982982
983- * [Updating after 8.5 branch cut](https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/197921a8aa7b2f9af103b439bf913e23d6ed1b98)
983+ * `.github/nightly_matrix.php` (add new branch, update version for `master`)
984+ [Updating after 8.5 branch cut](https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/197921a8aa7b2f9af103b439bf913e23d6ed1b98)
984985
985- 9. Update the `.github/workflows/push.yml` file with the new branch. This fil
986+ * `.github/scripts/windows/find-target-branch.bat` (update version for `master`)
987+ [Updating after 8.5 branch cut](https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/107075605db6f1b15ce275e345d1c6de04a464b0)
988+
989+ 9. Update the `.github/workflows/push.yml` file with the new branch. This file
986990 does not need to be updated on the lowest supported branch; just update the
987991 newly cut branch to add the new branch to the branches that the workflow
988- runs on. For example:
992+ runs on (and then upmerge once to `master`) . For example:
989993
990994 * [Updating after 8.5 branch cut](https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/77af4780ccbbc96a2f85a3102d45a15f5e26f9c9)
991995
996+ 10. Update the version of `php/php-sdk-binary-tools` used for the `master` branch for the `nightly`
997+ and `push` jobs to account for the new version; this can be done before the branch cut if
998+ the new version is ready. If the new version is not ready when the branch is cut, file an
999+ issue reporting the problem. For example:
1000+
1001+ * [Updating after 8.5 branch cut](https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/f7e39a91d5a9de53fc4e184f6fce6116ca3388a1)
1002+
9921003## Preparing for the initial stable version (PHP X.Y.0)
9931004
99410051. When you release the first pre-GA RC, remind the documentation team
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